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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

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383 Main street.
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Also the Illustrated Catalogue and
Delineator.
Fashion Sheets and Small Cata.
logues given away.
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TALBOT tTRKKr CONTINUED.
DUMMY line rrrRNmoN.

The Memphis, Greenwood and
Pio'psc, Park Railroad Company pc.
htiohed for the right 10 lay track and
operate ear over setoad street be.
tween he present city terminus II said
railroad and Uaion street, ihence
west on Union street 20 the bluffs;
also that right be granted said r,il.
road 10 put In n "Y" al or near snid
blun = the purpoee Of turning trains
and motors. Received and 6led.
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Q uRf IQuARE TKNcK.

City Engineer Meriwetber asked for
Instructions relative 10 ieuing down
Of Count hquate ience, under resolu.
ton adopted by the tolnoil nj q
iormtr meeting. Ho slAhd that he
had no at,achmeniSt 10 HE ilrce tkllled
In snoh matters, end tba, he ives at .
loss 10 proceed under the clreum.
stances. He was Authorised n EN-.
ploy skilled labor, charging up tho
expense 10 MrSsrS. A. Kohl6ry 4 90.
The contract with MI. =. Qligley for
stone cuFblng around the iqlAro was
alto signed, The etono pecsasary Tor
TIE purpose Ia under way, aud the
improvement will bs pushed 90 rapid
ly ae possible.
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SUMMER REsORTs.
EDEN PARK
Home and Day School
for Girls,
rs, 10 and IL Morris Street, waInut
Hills, Q t . Cincinnati, o.

NINE. RREDIN will reopen her English
nvl and frenoh School the 18th ep,ember,
Hb. Cirenlars sent on Apnlicatinn.
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PoILkR srRKsr nAnKEr.

X. o. Graves, president u the Arle-
alan Water Company, petitiUned 40
iollows: "Your petitioner dcsips 10
purchase the real eetsie belonging 10
the Taxing District, usually called the
Poplar strt o. market grounds. about
800 feet square, aud therefore requests
the appointment Of q committee by
your honorable body, for the purpose
oil cor siderns such sale, and Of ne.
aotiatiDg and agreeing upon the price
and terms Of same" Tho president
was au,horlE I'd 10 advertise Il for ten
days, and sell II at auction 10 the high.
est bidder, terms to be specified In the
advertisement.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the
Boards Yesterday Afternoon.
Equitable Gas Light Company Bend
Aceepsea-The Cosrs ssusre
nee-Pettti0ns.

The Legislative Council held q reg.
lar monthly meeting yesterday after
noon, Capt. James Lee, IT,. presiding.
The other members Of the boa,d pres.
emit were: Col. II. A. Montgomery,
COL. J. E. Rsndls, Gen. R. =. Pattsr-
son ard Mr.. Lymus Wallace. Min.
utes were read and adopted.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Postuaeters nleet.


Ga Wednesday afternoon toe third
land fourth class postmasters Of New
Castle Comfy held o meeting in the
Clayton House for tns purpose of elect.
ing delegate to the National Ccnven.
zion OF postmastsrs OF these classes to
be held in Washington on Decsmb Der IS
Ia Z. Chosss, Of Newark, WAS maze
chairman, ap d j. II. Kirk, OF Stanton,
secretary. Tnose present were q F.
Sentman, Of Thompson; Timothy Nc.
Carthy, OF Henry Clay; James &.
Porter, Of Newark; James g. Dawson
OF TalIsyvilie; Z. Rttten house, W. W.
Caesits, OF Delaware City; Margaret A .
Buck, OF Kentnere; William CArnagy,
| 0: Ktrkwood, aad George Boulder, Jf.,
| of Glasgow.
Cha!rmau Cacate stated the object oil
| tie meeting rEe third and fourth
Class pos.masters he said were the
nardes. worked OF any postmasters, and
! ne thought Coogrsss should give them
| some relief. Hts own Off GO paid a
l email salary aud is allowed S2CU year
for clerk hire. No Trustworthy c!erk
I can be secured for less than $500 per
year. La addition TO this he is also
compelled TO purchase his own psne,
inks and stationary. Ho is also com.
peiled 70 distribute the mail for seven
other ofiicss In ndd!tioa to his own. Ii
ID also wrong the speaker thought for
people to be allowed TO mail letters 6;
the railroad station when fourth clas .
lpostmasters pay upon ,he per centum or
lttanps sold. Tbs postm aster OF Stan
ton was also compelled to distribute
tho mai OF three Offices without ore
Ipenny additional pay. 1t Ia the pur.
pose OF the postmasters 10 induce Con
eress. IL possible, 70 prepare q bill re
moving these Inequalities.
Mr.. Choass was unAnin,ousy elected
delegate. A committee OF Ii G7e wss ap.
;point1d to wait upon Senators Cray sud
ISAulsoury aad Rsore.eIt4tiye Pen
iningtou and ask inem TO present ths
lpost case To Congress. Th,
,committoe is c9mposed OF Messrs. Po.
tier. Sutton, Cheairs. Oarnagy and Nc
iCArthy.
Mr. Kirk WAS made treasurer IN ad
idi.ion TO eectetary. A levy OF 81 wa
made on each third and fourth ciae
,pos,lnaster in the county, and the aam,
a'as ordered to be handed to Mr. Kirk
the next meeting will be held on De
scem Ser 7th g, 2 p m, when fall al
Tendance OF postma sters OF these classe
lis desired.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate. viz
No. :. All that lot or piece OF land with the
brick mess cage thereon erected, situate in thu
city Of Wilmington, New Castle Codnty aud
Statt of Delaw trt, bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit:
Beginning az the Intersection of King and
Fl IN streets. thence slonR south side Of Fiita
street sonth IS degrees east 81 icct 10 a feet
wide alley thence along the said alley sou tn
~ degrees west IS tect to the corner of 1hen-
phnIs jones' lot thence 10y that lot rth IS
he ices we 4 81 feet T. King street Aforesaid
and thence thereby Iorth 81 degrees east IS
feet TO thr place of beginning, he the contents
tn reof what they may. Deed Record n, Vol.
- Page 3G.
No. .. All that lot or piece of land with
brick dwelling house Thereon erected situate
In the ity Of Whining ron, New Castle County
and state of Delaware, boahdcd and described
a. follows to wit.
beginning at point on the we terly side of
Madison str' ei, between sixth and seventh
streets, atthe distance Of III feet Ii - Inches
southrrly from the snutherly Side OF seventh
street tnce westerly through the middle OF
adjoining on he north parallel with seventh
street 65 feet 10 the eas'erly side ofal alley
feet wide leading into sixth STREET and COM
Inunicating with another apey feet ii IA
inches Wide leading from Madison street 10
Sb Iplpy run, thence along said side of : I'D
Eun trcct feet t. corner, thence chle'y
parallel with seventh street 6j feet to the said
westerly side of Mad son street and thence
thereby mort cry Is feet to the place of be-
gtnniug, be the contents thereof what tLey
may.
Sc. ycd and taken in execution as the prop
err, OF Albert Richardson ard TO be sol hy
GILES LhMBsON, sheriff.
Sheriff Once, Wilmington, Nov. u; ls5
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2sru DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857,
al . O'clock. ID. LII.

The following descrieed real estate, viz:
Al that certain lot, or piece or parcel Of
situate IN the city of Wilmington, Douud
ana described as follows. 10 vii:
-Bexinning at point on the northeriy side Of
Ftfth street at the distance of 6i fee. from thu.
westerly side Of LON bard street at the middle.
of the party wall between this aud the adj ola :
Ing on the west sold to William Sieve n son
thence nortnerly pa.allel with Lombard street
and throu Rh the middle of said wall 90 feet ,
n corner thence eRsterly parallel TO finn
street 10 feet TO another corner theAce south
erly p tralIel 10 Lombard street and through
the middle ofthe party wall between this and
the adjoining house on the east eO feet to tse
Afore,aid Side OF Fifh streetand thence along
said side OF fth street westerly IL feet - tue
place of beginning be the contents ihereo.
No. 2. IAN that cer:aln or piece of land
stu at in the city of Wilmington aforcsaid
with two twc-ttory brick houses lhereos
erect bounded and described as follows. to
wit Beginning on the easteriy side o Aeals
sr eet aud al the distance Of IaS feet sou theriy
from the south westerly side OF Christiaas
avenue thence easteriy at right augi ?
Heaid street t4S ieet 10 stake thence sou IN :.
eTly parallel with hcald street 90 fc-t 70
another stake thence westerly parallel with
the first me, ,ioned line aud at right angles
with HeNld street rs feet TO the said side OF
Head street and thence thereby nor therly 81
ret TO the place OF BEGINNING be the contents
No, 3 All that certain lot of land situate ! =
tse city OF Wilsi gion Aforesaid, bounded
and described rs follows, 10 wit: Beginning,
on the eastery side OF Church street 6etwcco
Seveaih and Eighth streets at the distance %
l52 feet 0 inches from tn northcrly side Of
seventh rect thence easterly and parallel te
seventh street 100 feet tnenc- northerly psrst-
lei TO Chnrth street Is feet and 4 inches tltncs
westerly and parallel TO the first men toned
ne 100 feet to the said side of Church street
! and thence Herewith southeriy 10 feet to alt
place OF beginning be the contents more el
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF James Ey linton, a. to he sofa by
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
sheriH's Oilce, v Wilmington, Nov. ., -.
novt, ,-cOdts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Revival.

At Asbury NJ. K church the an.
noun OF rnent on Sunday evening by
Messrs. BIN ms aud Dolbow a. tho over
fiow meeting, and by Rev. Mr.. Smith
to his Immense audience, that Miss
Clara Boyd and the sweet singer, Miss
Nettis VanName, would hold public
service every evening until Thursday
draw large audience In the main audi
tariun last evening. The preaching IL
cor sidered wonderful and the singing
delectsbls. Some of the enthusiastic
christian people say 1t now looks Of
though AsbuTy Ia going to give VIII
uningson . big shaking up In the way
OF q religious revival.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Low Wages In M ex1co.

Mr. John Fl. Butler, an engineer con-
necied with the Me1 !can Central Rail
road, and located at the City Of Gusds-
iajars, Mex, is now in st. Louis. In
breAkipg OF the road, he said all the
officials are Americans. bat Mexican
Ieborers are employed. He added:
"rhs day laborer acts S7l1 oants ana d
bits sometimes. With tnis, OF course,
ns h7srds himself. Good masons get
81 q to 81 90 psr day, but In majority
Of Instances wages arc very low. The
farm hand, for example, acts 1877 cents
per day. or this amount 81 ceats are
iu cash, and the rest, 121l oents In corn.
With these wages, too, they support
enormous familiss. I suppose the poor
Mexis,n has larger family than any
other msu on tho face of the glo os."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Tho FIrttetn Annivsrsary.

II. D. Howell and wife of Middletown
celebrated the 9TH anniversary of theil
marriage last Monday evening, they hav
ing been married in Philadelphia Eovem
Der 20, 1887 They resided few years
New Holland, Pa then came to this city
and In 1s48 located in Middletown. They
have had six children, five Of whom are
living and were present on this occasion
although one resides In Florida, ant
another in Los Angeles, California. Th'
occasion was q pleasant one and will Ions
be remembered by all who were present
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
FOR sale.
-Irr-rnE COUNTRY SEAT

~ Subscriber, situated At the foot
!. AN.rIr, Claymout. Del Eleven
Ind A superb and thoroughly
w .ttuo. equal TO a seashore for cool
-. and in close view Of the sbi -
\, D,,lAware. There are two adjoining
\ iaying t3 chambers AM b rooms on
at.,n roems and numerous closets.
F.prnlv Of best water a gardener, $
Ins .,barate house for assist int gard .
,,y, i re- shed and tool house, a stone
4, cable and coach house, having
l-tttalt room for Elk OF eight car
Ia 20, -uiuan'B room. u large green
.un pIauts, al 20 a ro g house and 4
cT,, an heated by hot water. with
ro~tr to vet any required heat. The
several hundred feet, protected
kvvall -.t in ceInrnt, with cap stone
4, tnrin. A pier. with bridge, ex-
.trly 10 feet INTO tn river. A ia'ee
4 - iruIt garden. This situation IL
A :, from ma aria or chilis COX A
would make an unequalet situa-
,nr ali the requirements OF hea'
r., r.ctlon of the shore at this
very few degrees north OF
sstGf the summer wind comes 70 II
|sat.r. There are two miles ol water
It, New jersey shore. Aclear lew
kfbv. Yes els arri ing from the sea
amt a. ont on the ocfnn. antil they
|toi " the house and mapy miles uI
WILLIAM p. CRESSON,
h,nr;f Br0ad street, fbiiadelphli.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
The shields' Reception,

The twenty fifth annual reception OF
the Shields Library Association was
held In Institute Hall on Thanksgiving n
Eve. Martin II. Ksogh and Miss julia
Gilbride led the grand march. Tiers
were about ff.y couples. Music wss
furnished by Prof. jules Reybold's e
orchestra. At 1890 supper was fur
risbad Of Garduer's restaurant. Martin
r K ,cgh Was master of ceremoDiss
Re beri A Shaw, floor manager; John
y. &. re, John Crogan, John A. Newell,
Tn mas j. King and Martin A. Oooney
iec option committee.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to at
MS nicely and perfectly as possible can be
suited by Mr.. james Harding, Merchant :
Tailor, No. SIC French street. Patrons of
Mr.. Harding, who are among our promi-
neRt and Influential ciizans, have exc
pressed themselves as exceedingly com.
Portable and greatly pleased with the neat
fit OF their garments, which are always
made 10 the latest Gtyle. French. Eng
lieh and cashmere suitings and cloths
all kinds, of the latest styles, are always
on hand. Is cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle.
men should cal! and see the styles at once
s22 3m
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Ph,IadeIphIans In Florida.

Hamilton D,ss,on and party, con-
sistinR of John L. Hill, Daniel Mo
Cluth aid VIM s Douglass, arrived a,
Jacksonville, Fla, Sunday, and IeiI
Monday for south Florida. Mr.. Diss
ton visits the State to look alter hi.
sugar cane and land interests In South
Florida, and Mr. Hill to look after the
development OF the towns of Runne
mede snd Floradelphia aud other in.
terests owned by SYNDICATE OF cspi
talists, of whom Mr. Hail Is the repre-
sentative Mr.. Disstoa talked very en-
couragingly of his work In the re
claimed district around Kissimee.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Tested Their Engine.

The Friendship Fire Oompany's en-
glne WAS tested yesterday Afternoon at
Sixteeuth and French streets. Through
/ 900 feet OF hose apd one.inch nozz 9
with pressure Of 100 pounds, the en-
Rine threw a stream or water 208 feet
inches. This Is the greatest distance
ever attained by an engine under tn,
same conditions.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Notice,

A spacial meeting OF the Survivors
Association of the Second Delaware
Regiment Volunteer Infantry will be
held In smyth Posts loom, Adama
Building, 5o4 Market street, on Bur
day afternoon, Nov. 9th, 1887, at
o. o'olock, to take final action In regard &c
the second reunion TO bs held in this
city December 18th, 1887, the anniver.
sary of the battle OF Fredericksburg
By order OF
Lteu't. CHAs. WEIR, President.
WIN, W. HALL, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
srRAYED or STOLEN.

Hsssny one sson pair Of eyes
hb biuo as the res heath 9feciap sslos
ANA sweet red m5utn All teeth like
pe1fl2
Well, they belong to my littls girl.
enc stray yed Awoy with a pretty pout,
ANA Don't knoE what les ali about
would give my life, were nay life all
bliss,
To t.el again on my cheek her kiss.
she strRyed away on So mme, morn,
When only the gnos, OF . SO tcl was born:
ANA IL was born In her eyes OF blue.
don't know what m the world % do
without her milo end her soft carpsS
ana her prtssnce my days and lif3 20 bIess
she Wa go fair. delicious. and sgest
Ihat my hear. mover Ens9 twas IL aatn
her leet.
e, rhe was 80 sseet-and she WAS 8, fair.
with ha! lovely ewes and soft, warm bar!
hno her dear little hands that tIttsrei
50,
hna in which the dimples would come and
10.
When she opened them wide or shut item
tight,
Wien lo'e or storms made her PINK 0,
Inite.
There is only this must pray to Him
To serd het back Ia The .wlligh, ctta.
-Joha Ernest Mc JGnl.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
I:yI.Ea agysl 3:s;;.$$s ) 3:s;s5 81

;Ssaas5S{ass;;,, 81, s $'!s,;!s5. & <; 81. 81,
Pa. Eseo a. once. No operation or ouslncss
delay. Thousands Of curas At keystone
house Reallor, Pa Ird Saturday ff each
month. Sa'd fer circulars. A6vic7 lrse
MANY appliances tnd treatments for the cure
of rupture are advertised, but II certai " must
he accepted us true Tint the most rclia5l- testi-
mouy must come ircm people VINO are ~ n po-
are a faw tiers selected from mauv thousands
Of similar character, received from people
"GS S,v Heye as isS7. HS This Is to ry that
rupIured. Through DR.. J. Il. Mayer's treat,
ment am completely cured, and tecomlre
his treatment. Joseph Vol, JUSTICE oi th~
Peace, Clarkshorof, n. j.
MY son was ruptured from birth until years
had him at hospitals aud AT the University q
j took him to Or. j. 3. Mayer, sal Ia, Arch st.;
,s,6 . Montrose ST.. Phla. sworn May 18th,
lSS HpriI %iePs e. Pssd. Dr. b. Mayer, DEAR
Many yea's S ago received a severe rupture;
! came under,your treatment and gnt ease a. a,
Physicians of the United States Pension De-
partnent, January 9, 1856, no trace 9f rupture
YOUR treatment, as am entirely cured
Yours A. q. toster, liA IL, Ogden p5i,a 1t;i phiia'
Frank Deam.r y North Third ST.: iorts rn'a e. Pa
John Walker, SgS3 North Fifth 81 fhlla.
IN. il. Hartung, New Ringgold, Pa. ,,..
William W Lee, 17i7 Frank kford AVE-, phiia.
A. ID. Goidsworihv. Centralia, Columbia %.
| % O. Pipher, ICS south bird st., Reanihg, Ia
Israel sandt Main ~. South Eastoh, ia.
Martha Huber Bird-in-IIand. Pa.
ID. j. Dellett, 2I4 sounl Twelf Ii - Reading.
+, +. Benny, 60i South 9Th ST.. phils;
/ l., A. Hamilton, Ill Fra Kiln 81, fhiin.
Jacob @, Schaut 952 North Tenth ST., fhlla'
| 1. a, Quimby, %, Pearl ST., Reading, IA:
A. s. Rleinge ma, Limeklln, Berks Co., IA.
| ('h SIN tn, 4l2 Greenwich ST.. Phila,
]. g. Lyme, 3i6 y. 14th ST., Harrisburg ia.
a. w, Watt, Norrist0wn Pa. ,,
| IL f. Hershey, Hershey House. Harrispufs'
n q Rossiter, Ph0enixville, Pa,
| 4 Homes phl' 'lips, Kennett Square, ia ,,.,
| Thee dore Matthes 9Oi West YORK ST. MIA
| T. Price, aynesborO Pa
! John Yates, IA Vine st. Phila.
A. ii. McNaight, lie x,stown, "a;
T., p. iieturcE, ley. Berks Co., Pa.
n shoup, 4th IL Bingaman Sts., Readirg, ia
| Erne al Fatiguet, 202l Lawrence St ma.
| f. i, Rowe, ZOO Elm St, Rea Ing, Pa
4 r. Soov, Mantua, Gloucester Co., N;,JJ;
| I Nj Lutz 9ls West 1pntin don ST., nnila.
y k nanennower q sFalrhill 81, fhi,s;i
Jacob Dambach, DR., 22l2 Lawrence 81, hi,a' H.,
I'd. j, Sheesley. steelton, Dauphin Co.. Ia.
| George Le hcl 223I Reese St., Phila.
| Iohn H. Shea er, yellow touse, berks W;
r.fer you to any of the bove people, an OF
| whom are permanently cured. Senu 10, G,r
cular &C., 10 main office, sSl Arch ST., thlaa' MA,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
A DArd.

To all who nre suffering nom tho or.
rors and indircretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will send recipe thnt will cure
you, FREE OF OHAHGE. This great
remedy Was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send . self.nddrese.
Cd envelope to the RBv. JosEfH T.
|IHNAH Station D. New York Cisv.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Tho Passing OF the Day.

The business houses of the city were
CLOSED yesterday afternoon. Hundreds
were turned away from the Academy
of Music in the afternoon, and the house
WAS filed at night, The Opera House
was also allied both afternoon and even
ing. There was an unusually large
number OF drunken men on the street,
but the day as rule passed off peace.
fully.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

D. A. Powell, In the Washington
M arket and y08 Madison street, has q
Hne supply OF lake shad, cat fish, black
bass, ciscess, cod fab, hsdd ock, hslibut
and founders; oystsre, rs, 80 and 40cts.
per quart. Telephone call, 423.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
shot Acctdon tally

A young man named John Gaino, ac-
cidentally shot himself In the leg at his
home in Rising Sun on Thursday. The
wound is not serious and was dressed by
DIR John Palmer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

khL,E-FlH WANT DE USE, A
b by ho7ss, years old, feund and
IL, lpc0Motive, o hrst class road
10 beat under tho SAC N>
ksg 81 sly mans horso. Oan A5r
seek, from 8 q. IN. TO 3 " stable,
|istn aad orange strests, or HToen-
b lVc particulars. 81 this otti,e.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

it-A DESIRABLE FARM OF
|t.',s n White Clsy Oroek Hd.. N
Eu 's;i5n, about miles from Will
.r,table for ali kinds OF farming.
AGt:sss PAILLIP X. CL shk *
hsrEes street. nlteod.et
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
An Extended Popularity.

Browns Bronchial Troches have for
many years been the most popular
article In use for relieving Coughs and
Throat troubles.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
4whep ON Pleasure Bentn

don't forget where to go-224 King, to
night Fine singing. Everybody well
oome. An elegant lunch served to-
morrow All day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

b. COWS FUR SALE- gyN9
IN A'ctrrey COW. with her MI.
b. months old; also Aldeiney
kaitL Will come In milk the middle
b.. Ss1. In pesluie fer the owner
rLDUD LLLIOlI'S, bran1y.
Eq...c. I7-sod.6ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Go To

Taylor b 9ullerton's, No. 30S King
street, for puee drugs of ell descrip-
rien
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

kEAl--zsrOMx BhLUK HOUSE
/ 'oG.n side OF Lowering svenuo,
y SCr:n street. Win coll cheap %, and
y 2 suiI purchaser. Monthly inatsll-
Esen AlEo II; Linden street. Apply
khrr yGkNnA. GhtC ot1oe. ilb.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
sRouEn ON Itch."

"RouRh on Itch" cures skin humors
eruptions, ring worm, tetter, ga
rheum, frosted feet, ohi!blsins, itch
Ivy poison. bayOsr's itch. 600. inrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
JAS. A. KELLY

Retailer Of Fine Wines, WINS zee, osS
Tenth and Shipley streets Ieip ~ LYLE 40 oai
No. IA.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

EALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
p a. 20 acres; conveniently located I
fn lMlugton; sasy terms. Address
y / aerecker, Attorneys for heirs.
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

,ALh-LAttuE AND SMALL
'E4GtowE w.EOpR 1t fair prices.
p !!etaon CT business wagons W,
@Jau Ai aud French SITS. AlU-3ms
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

t---,,-A MAN, ORE wl1H A
o,am,ly preferred, on iarm
pal takins care " cowi.AddIess
Ia Is eiilce. -.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

~ THE STORE AT NO. $40
h.e t.reat. Apply to JOHN FULL
~ vest 9TH street MI ITS
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

DI,lF FkTECC la causes, ana a new 1nf
EaEAE Y EOS suooesstuiGURE at your
\ Jowa home by one who was deaf twenty
eight ysare. Treated by most Of the 10
reIi In three 1enths and since thon hnn
oYeds OF others. Full particular ssnt on ap.
piicetioa, T S. PhGE, No. 81 Wost als,
az. New YORK slitv. oreld-Su. .th.s .sn.smh
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Tree Planting Time.

Fruit, shade and ornamental trees, nest
ouality and all OF the desirable varieties.
frees planted III the city and guaran;ee6
Now Is the time 10 send IN orders. WILLIAM
r. PETERS, Office No. W. 1th St, or y.
drawer, No. ", city sIo-eodIm'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

MISS MAGGIE WYATT
M SIlN Tesoher of Music,
W(jhN No. 5oJ West 4th st.
Charges moderate.
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